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For athletes, beet juice

Para los deportistas, zumo de remolacha Drinking beet juice prolongs the ability to play sports by up to 16 percent. The key is in the nitrate of this vegetable , which triggers stamina levels, reduces oxygen consumption and makes the same amount of physical exercise tire us much less, according to a new study from the University of Exeter.

In their experiments, Andy Jones and his colleagues found that by supplying half a liter of organic beet juice for six days in a row, athletes were able to ride a bicycle for 92 seconds longer than before the "treatment." In addition, blood pressure dropped considerably during exercise, as explained in the latest issue of the Journal of Applied Physiology .

The researchers say that the finding could be of great interest to endurance athletes , to the elderly who want to play sports or to subjects with cardiovascular and respiratory problems .

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